CM Punk hasn’t appeared on AEW programming since September, but the former AEW World Champion is still the talk of the wrestling world. Punk has his fair share of detractors as well as supporters, and it seems that current TBS Champion Jade Cargill has nothing but positive things to say about Punk.
During a recent interview with Bootleg Kevin, Jade Cargill shared some of the advice she received from CM Punk while saying that Punk is a great guy.
“Just stand on what you believe. Don’t be a pushover, I admired that because, coming into the business and being new, a lot of people, it’s like you almost have to shape yourself a little bit. I know who I am. I’ve lived several lives, I’ve lived real life, just because I didn’t want to do this all my life or because I didn’t put in the time, I refuse to let anybody look at me as less than, and I refuse to let anybody treat me any different.
Outside of these lines, I’m a human being and you’re not going to treat me like anything else. I’m not saying that anyone treated me any type of way. [You hear about people treating others different], especially on the Indies. I’m not familiar with the Indies at all, but I’m not going to be walked over. I’m Jade Cargill, and outside of these lines, I’m Jade Cargill. I’m not going to be treated as anything less. The fact that he told me to stand on what I believe and don’t’ be a pushover, that stuck with me. He’s a great guy.”
Jade Cargill also explained that she learned about CM Punk’s altercation with The Elite the same way the rest of the world did because she had already left the arena before it happened.
“I wasn’t there. I had already left the stadium. Right after my match, I left. I heard about it just like the rest of the world, at the same time. It was pretty shocking. From my opinion, Punk is a great guy. He’s been nothing but nice to the women’s locker room. He talks to me, tells me his experiences.
At Comic Con, we got really close because he was my tag mate in the interviews and I learned so much from him and so much knowledge in the industry. He’s been in two different companies and he can do whatever the hell he wants to do. He doesn’t need it, he does it because he loves it. That speaks to me. I don’t need it. I do it because I love it.”
H/T Fightful
